About STEREO MICROSCOPE
Stereo microscope designed for rugged environment. Optimal imaging, color and clarity produces erect 3D images. Examination of opaque as well as transparent specimens is made possible through top (reflected) as well as bottom (transmitted) illumination system. With its sturdy stand, high performance objectives (1x/3x, 2x/4x), High eye point focusable eyepieces with optional reticle holders and a 45 inclined observationPrecision and VersatilityEngineered for clarity and depth, the stereo microscope utilizes achromatic objectives and wide field eyepieces. This configuration guarantees true color representation and three-dimensional visualization of samples, making it a versatile tool across various scientific and industrial disciplines.
Robust Construction and ErgonomicsThe microscopes sturdy alloy arm stand and anti-vibration design maintain image stability, even during prolonged use. Its lightweight build and ergonomic 45-degree inclined binocular head ensure user comfort, vital for classroom demonstrations and meticulous laboratory inspections.
Efficient Illumination and AdaptabilityWith both incident and transmitted light sources, the microscope accommodates diverse sample types. Adjustable halogen or LED illumination lets users tailor brightness to specimen requirements, while battery operation on LED models enables fieldwork flexibility.
FAQs of STEREO MICROSCOPE:
Q: How do I adjust the focus and interpupillary distance on the stereo microscope?
A: To adjust focus, turn the rack and pinion knob located on the arm stand, which has a tension adjustment for smooth operation. The interpupillary distance can be set between 55 and 75 mm by sliding the eyepiece tubes closer or farther apart, ensuring comfortable viewing for different users.
Q: What types of samples can I observe with this stereo microscope?
A: This microscope is suitable for observing specimens in biology, metallurgy, electronics, entomology, botany, and jewelry inspection. Its three-dimensional imaging enables detailed study of solid, opaque, or translucent objects.
Q: When should I use the incident versus transmitted illumination?
A: Incident illumination is ideal for opaque samples such as minerals, circuit boards, or jewelry, while transmitted light suits translucent specimens like thin botanical slices or insect wings. Selection depends on sample transparency and inspection requirements.
Q: Where can this microscope be utilized efficiently?
A: The microscope is designed for use in laboratories, classrooms, factories, research institutions, jewelry workshops, and field sites requiring battery-operated LED lighting. Its robust construction and adjustable illumination make it adaptable to varied environments.
Q: What process is involved in changing magnification levels?
A: Magnification is changed by selecting different objective lenses (2x or 4x achromatic objectives) and pairing them with compatible eyepieces. Standard configuration provides 20x/40x; optional eyepieces or supplementary lenses enable 10x/30x or 10x/20x magnification.
Q: How does the anti-fungal treated optics benefit users?
A: Anti-fungal treatment preserves the quality of optical glass, preventing fungal growth in humid environments. This ensures long-term clarity and reliability, especially critical in tropical climates or settings with high moisture.
Q: What accessory options are available for this stereo microscope?
A: Accessories include supplementary lenses for different magnification ranges, camera attachments for digital imaging, spare eyepieces, objective lenses, stage plates, bulbs, or LEDs, and a protective dust cover for safe storage.